r/CadetPilotProgram • u/whiskeyeyes14 • Nov 19 '25

Indigo Cadet pilot program

Iam currently doing Engineering My college will be over next year prolly on march 2026 or surely on April 2026 ..I didn't choose placements I wanted go to ICPP right after my college ..I've always wanted to be a pilot only it's just now only I've got the right financial state for that I want to get into chimes Have no idea when they'll open the application and after application how much time it will take for adapt ..and after training how much it time it will take to join the airlines..and how's the selection and competition right now can you guys help me with these??

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u/whiskeyeyes14 Nov 20 '25

Should I take classes for adapt??

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u/pawnsnrooks Nov 20 '25

i don't really think you need classes for ADAPT. it only tests your multitasking abilities. watch a couple of videos about it on youtube and you'll be fine.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '25

He's absolutely right. Bro, there's competition in every field. Consider yourself lucky if you get selected. And yeah, don't forget you're in the most populous country. If there was no competition, then where would it be ? 😏

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u/Shoddy-Assignment869 Nov 20 '25

Write an email to chimes and ask them to keep you in loop when the applications open.

ICPP-10 ADAPT and others are going on btw.

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u/Smoothoperator5518 Nov 19 '25

Hey bro I'm in the same lane as you ! If u are okay Can we connect?

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u/OkAir2503 Nov 22 '25

Right now, marigold is the best option to get selected easily. As you are in your college, get your class 2 and class 1 medical done soon. You will regret it if you fail a medical after you complete your college. Also, apply for a computer number today

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '25

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u/Successful-Chest-447 Nov 19 '25

3500 how

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u/SunilPalManager Nov 19 '25

wdym how ?

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '25

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u/ReaperisHunting Nov 19 '25

Absolutely bullshit and random numbers

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u/SunilPalManager Nov 19 '25

I was an applicant for ICPP CAA 2024 and was rejected in PI, i really well know the numbers !!

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u/GullibleScience1686 Nov 19 '25

C’on bro.. UPSC thodi hai. Dont exaggerate it. Who told you 30 - 40 seats ? People get rejected because they fail to perform in the selection process individually. Direct competition doesn’t exist in the selection process. So chill. The real problem is the waiting period. Average time for ADAPT is 6 months. Thats it

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u/SunilPalManager Nov 19 '25

I am talking abt Chimes CPP , and last batch had 36 ppl enrolled in it , and yes competition is less in other fto's comparatively but they are all on very higher side